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purpose Of assisting In the good work
OF abolishing the abominable convift
lease system.
THE PsoursIrIoN OUTLOOK.

The APPEAL prints this morning
some interviews with prominent Pro-
hibitiopists CT this State, who give
their opinions as to the outcome OF
the present campaign, so far as the
amendment Is concerned. These gen.
tlemen soc Iothirg but success ahead.
They maintain prohibition will secure
majority Of the white vote, but that
the negroes hold the balance
OF power. On this account
the vote will have a peculiar interest.
Hitherto the issues which the negI oes
have had TO consider have been con-
fined to those upon which the two
grea, parties divided, and in making
choice they have been governed more
by partisan labels than by con.
alterations as to merits. In
the matter Of the prohibition
amendment, they have seen promi
nent Democrats unitiog with promi.
neni Repub leans for or against a, tho
caro- may be, aud they are compelled
to decide for themselves according
as Individual judgment or conflicting
Influences may determine. There
fore the vote will prove 9
very interesting study. So
far as the emotional nature Of the ne
gro Is a factor, the Prohibitionisti
might be expected to have the Gdvan
tsge Il the discussion, for the po .itior
OF the anti prohibitionists is baset
upon considerations Of indlvidus
rlght-a very vital matter, Indeed, but
la the present case, having It's sen
timentli aspect obicured. Tn
question Is whether or not the ne 1cc
will give any evidence that he hs
weighed the arguments OF the spe TX
orr, snd has made up his mind Judi
cislly. II he does II will be- as q CLEAN
Of light aud will show that he
learning boF TO vote.
will not be very din jult Il
analyxs the negro vote and to trace tn
operation OF diverse Ia nusnces. III
10 developed that he has voted at RI n
dom. victory OF either one side or IN
other would lose much OF It's mora
eseci, and would leave the great issu
stlI open.
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SAWDuSr STUMBLING.
Tn. old Plan woraed n Ne,

The Old Plan worRed q New Way.
NKw YJRK, jay 30.-The heads Of
the five sswdusE gangs In this city
have devised a new echems to dsfIsud
tho unwary counirymep, aud are
again flooding the mails with letters
and circulars. Instead OF the old circu
ls,ion VIII CHI offered counterfeit
monyy for sale, they have
prepared a circular in which
IL IL stated that money has
been ltf. t. the person 10 whom TIE
letter Is tent. by distant relative,
and tbs. toe legacy can be tecured
by the payment OF q certain sum Of
money TO an sgent in this city. Ac.
com panyirg the circular IL q Eepatste
piece oil paper on which Is printed
the name and address Of the sgert
After the victim hts recaived
several letters and bss answered
them, he IL invited 10 come to
New York. Wren he arrives IN tho
city ne lie INST by "csppei, Who
cjndnc,s him to the agents" Office.
Then II be has the comgiission he IL
shown the moi ey, which is a'terwad
packed In q oox aud he Ia advised 10
ship itby express. TIE box contain.
ina the mooey 10 not taken from the
tfice, but one Containing raw
dust ana brlcbs Ia suits tut, d
when the within "a 70,
looking. This IL shipped, and when
ths victim arrives home ne Ia sur.
priced to learn tnat he hes been swin.
did. The pos.ofEice cflisials have re.
ce.yod numerous complaints about
tbess ciitulars. A short time ago a
mau named 5. X. wisn r, OF b ythel
Mich, yss svindl1d la TIA 3 way by Q
msn named Is L,rg, Fhp received bid
let ers a No. 70 StDltoa street.
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CABLsssRAus,

En- PkrER BUG The government
hos ret n Il the AnglJ.Ru 'tian-A ighan|
d uBdsTy CcbveHtion.
BrRIIs.-Judse Zmmerer, OF Mu-
mich, has been appointed Governor of
Oame'oons IN placs Of Governor So.
den, who 10 III.
PAns.-Gen. Ferron, Minister of
War, Ia preparing bill for ths orea-
ton Of military corps Of mounisin-|
GERS for ftoniier Berviee.
LoSDos.-rhe French steamer Ls|
v.h'e, while loading petroleum al
Mogador, Morocco, was destroyed byi
6,s. Six persons lost their lives.
Be- PAsr.-At tho annual meeting O
the Fax socieii,s here IL was an
Aounced that trade was now ip-.hf
most favorable condition since 1881.
SWAN. Naichviich, Minister Cd
Foreign 40 irs, has gone TO Vienna tol
confer With Prince Ferdinand OF sare-|
Coburg Gotls, rerently elected by tho
sobra, j. Prime a Bulgaria.
LONDON. Tho Hon. David Field
pie,idsd At y COME enee OF juntts and|
publicists held lat night. Mr.. FieldI
mas dec DID to submit his prof ct ior|
International arbitration council TO al
small committee oi European asd|
Ame ieap jliis;e.
PAns-Dsputy Lausr, who recent VI
stated that sighiy.iOuT geLefss hadI
invited Gen BOulapRsr 10 head coup|
d'etst In iavor Of n rtttoration oi the|
mons rchv, now ~. erts tbAt NJ. Ds La
Fosse, Deputy for l. manohe, mads|
similar oveftu % ~ Gen. Boulanger.
LONDON The committee OF ths
F,deIadon League held q meeting to-
day At which Lord II seberTy presided
4 reetlntion wa adopted ailirmiug|
the importance II tho u ilish mail|
fefyice .tNo,n Vancouver and Hong
Kong. The revolution will be sub.
United 10 the government.
RoNE-G. sia o Depretis wss oou- ]
tcions no 10 tho las, m ment. H's|
widow has received NUMEROUS lelisrs|
aud telegrams Of condo tnce, includ.|
ing meepagse iftm al the members I'd
the oy nj family. The expenses VI ths|
irreitl, which will iuke place On
Tlut dsy, will DO betrayed by the
government
PARIB.--Gen. B'u'angef's sccnrdy
hsyu bod IA interview with ex.P,e.
mier Ferry, sud hivo ioraaIly IRE.
sen'ed the zen ~ = challenge 10 dshtl
a duel. M. Feuy reie red the ~
onds 10 two sen mon, FRIENDS Of be.
WHO, he rad, 9trs Wiling O. act Tor
him. Bone lnends Of N. Ferry are
now urgirg him 10 tisht Gen. Bou.
LANCER N fO1y's seconds ave Dspu.
ties Raynsl aud CasimiT.PeTisr. They
had conference with Gen. Bonlsn.
gsf's setonds Of or the interview hs.
tween the laiIers.
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training OF events than necessary pre-
cautions for the present.
Y CATHOLIC OoNoREsI.

CATHOLIC ooNGREs].
The reported intention Of the Csth-
Ollie congress at Fulda to reopen claims
Tor extensive privileges he's fled to q
revival OF the Protestant agitation
fgaiuet fuither concessions. The
krfus Ieltung, as the organ OF the
Lutheran clergy and the PfussiAn no.
biiity, expresses profound discontent,
aud calls upoU tue Protestants 20 CT.
ganiz for immediate actioa. Tue FIRST
outcome Of this agitation has been the
Appearance of the Evsugel scher
Bund, which istrylng T. concentrate
the scattered forces II the Luthereus.
The Band which is drawing most sd-
hsrepts from Prussia and Saxony
opens its fret session on Wednesday.
Members are animated by a common
spirit to resist tie Catholic Gem ,nds,
especially the re-es5s biishment Of re-
ligious orders ard the exclusive con-
troll by priests Of education.
Prince Bismarck will 70 TO Kiss
ingen on Monday, where he will meet
Count Kalnoky and Nisters .Krai.
echel and Lu z, OF Bavaria.
olaCo TIC dfrost oil tn6 ntt6bn social
lists who were n embsrs tf the Central
Committee OF b Rim, the marty has
reformed the committee. /. Is tx.
pected the prisoners will soon be lib
Grated, as the police found nothing 10
eliminate them beyond the fact that
thsy were connected With p Political
also iatioD.
Adyiceg from Riga s'ats that the
Nlhllist Serigsr, VINO escaped from
siberia, and Two Others pamed Bog
daer md Redeion, were su prised in
house in The f,rss5 wife making
dynamite bombs re iusitives re-.
sist' d the gems Cannes a ID a isht en-.
sued in w1ich B1glser and Redeem
were killed AID Ssiigen was MORALLY
wounded
There ia no whispering Of the Gar
meeting The Emperor William. The
irrner will g TO Dop, nh ,ssn August
ION Sithout touching German p ~
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BINGHAM u.
Increase In sne Liberal Vote.

LONDON, July 80 --Tss Parliament
Gry election 10 fill the vacancy in tbs
Forest II Dean divieion Of Gloucester
shire, eau ed by the retirement Of Mr..
Thomss Blake (Home Ruler, has re-
suited In large iIcrtsse in the Lib
orst vote, Mr.. samuelson, the Liberal
candidate, dsfe yiing Wvpdham (Con-
serva.ive) by a vote OF 1856 to 2736. In
the last election the district was carried
by Mr.. B sks over Mr.. f. l.. Lucas
liberal Unionisi), by majority Of
1907, the total v.ts being 6e37. The
Liberals now carry IL nv = majority Of
1850, 10 to'sl vote OF 1922, the Lib.
erals increasing their poll 464 votes,
the Conserv ,tives increasing theirs
32l. A prominent politician, pointing
TO the election, said: "Is elbows that
the Liberal u -ionists are returning to
their allegiance
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the Ticondsroea W. T. Garrett. San
Francisco, SIS, 900 for the Shenandoah.
$4,000 for the Lackawsnns, Sic, sol
for the Wacbusetts; W. E. Niehell,
San Francisco, $452) for the Lynn.
There wss no bid for the Tenneese Q.
All the bids are above the Appraised
value of tie vessels
INTENSE HEAT AT THE CAPITAL.
The weather in Washington con.
tinues warm and oppressive, aud many
psrsons engaged in out door work
bavs succnmbed to the ht at In the
last few days. The mortality bas ale o
been great amoLg horses, especially
thote employed by The street car lines
Tne heat was 30 great today thst 1t was
fucd necessary to close The War aud
Navy Departments an hour earlier
than naual, and II tbs present neat
continues much longer such action
will ecome regular In all the execu-
tive departments. The President did
not come into the city to day but all
members OF his cabiaet were ut their
desks as usual. A statement has bssD
prepared ut the signal Office, contrast.
ing the tenn perature at Washington
during the past month with the tenn
pera'ure during The came months Of
previc n wears since the organization
Of the rvics n 1872 Fom this 1t p.
pears that tue preseDt months lead tho
record Tor the highest temperature,
l02 s., which oocu red on thu Its
inst. The minimum temperature
during the month, was 81 So. The av.
erage mean temperature was highe
than any July since 1871. Ga Thrice !
days tie maximum ttmperGsore wa
9O' or over. 10 several otter yearo
the number OF days was exceeded,
but only In one, July, 1872, wa,
there such email number OF days
10 which the minimum temperature
was 70 degrees or lees, which 10 gener.
ally considered az The effect OF eco
wave. There have been but eight
such days In this month, sud seven q
them we're FIR tbs IA b inst. Twenty
seven days out Of thirty tie tempera
ture was So degfeeI or over
The temperature shove stated
vas taken in q sheltered
place twelve feet above the root o
Signal 0fiics buildings, go sriaaged ai
70 protect from the radiattd or re-
flscted heat, and where there 10 ire,
passage Of air. The temperature OF
the ttrests below, when exposed Il
the direct rsys OF The sun, IL suppose C
to be greater by at least 10 degrtes.
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gershaw a 90 :. statement.

CHICAGO, Ill, Jaly S0.-The lopg
locked i,r statement Of The adams Of
the d.luhct wheat clique hsus- OF G,
J. KtrahRw 4 %. shows that Hablli.
to, aggregate fi,sC0,0OO; their
erisI assets sl,70O,oO0, inciniiug
sl,t00C coo cue from Wiltshire. E;str.
4 90. and other Cincinnati parlies.
What will be realized from tue Gin.
cinnai claims rc.iver We ara unable
to state Il he male, his report, whsn
wa viii be Rble TO give d, fai . state
ment Of what tie firm will LAY.
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co,,.x. q. wh,es er.., D,.s

EApisis, VIA, July 3O.-Jofeph NJ.
Drxrl, tho iamoas NeS York banker
has written Commander In Chief
Fairchild q letter rendering free q ~
p.psr, thfou.h him, to N viz ug
Uaion soldiers OF the lac war la per.
pe,u,ty the cottage on Mount nc.
Gregor In which Gen. u. 4. Grant
did. Tue executive committee oi
the national council Of administration
Of the Gland Amy is nov In coTro.
spondence With Mr.. Dn xel In regard
IN N
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ment. They may overdo the bust
ness ct the outset, and make mineral
a drug In the market, but the very
accessibility Of the mineral IL tempt
ing. twill be used, and. ultimately IL
will be found that the demand will
keep pace with the supply. Mean.
time new employments are created
and the people prosper.
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REApISo, Pa, July S0.-NiSe'
Mary aud Ann Besmendsr and Mrs
May Lare we're arrested this after.
noop, charged With iaian,ielde. The
two Yong women board with MIs,
Lane. Mary Bpamet der, who 10 but
rev, n,een years oi.sge, gave birth TO Q
CHI a abnu, month pgo, and tojay the
body Il ths irfant wss iound buried
10 ATS Lanes yard. Tie three
women ire In iail.
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IT was charged that Congressman
Boutelle. as Mr.. Blaine's friend, ad.
vised the b sine men in the Ohio con.
vention to permit Mr.. Sherman to re-
ceive the indoIsi ment Of that body.
This Mr.. Boutslle has very promptly
denied. Mr.. b sine Is probably cor
tent that M. Sherman should erjoy
his cold po'ao.
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CauEhtia n Harrieane.

QUEgSsrows, July 30.-Tns s.s,m-
ship Esruris, which arrived here last
night from New York, encounter.
ed violent hurricaie on Thursday.
Mr.. Kemp, Of Illinois, q passenger on
the steamer, wa. throwi out during
the storm with sucl fDrce that one Of
his arms va. irAc u'ed aud his head
b dly cut. Hs wss removed from he
ship on her arrival here aad Is aoR
A hnauilal.
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Crrlzxss who are now dicpor,ins
upon the 20, ehore or ieveling In the
outrageous isstnesses Il The m unit.
aims, should careful y refrain from d,s.
cribing thor ftlicitifs TO the folks a,
home. The weather itseliis sggravat-
log enough, the oaly consolation be.
ing thst Memphis Is cooler than most
pl.ces.
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kFGit ssI.rAy.
Tho Amser Dep.s.d n Governor for
wiihhoIdiss IBformatfon.

B9SDA', July 30.--Ihe Amer CT Az.
gbsnistan has depa,ed the Governor
oil Falz,bsd aud the commanding Off i
Ger at Psrkhsl fer withholding from
him intelligence OF the arrival Of a
force OF Rlssian troops al Bndukh.-
tap, In Afghan Tu kestan. Two Rus-
susian turvey ore have auived al CHR
10 81, capitol OF the valley Chiretal,
IN lhe eogih eide OF Hindoo Koosh.
They visited Ahuli L'ktore, ih8 Amer
OF BokhAra, his b., Their, nGar PSens.
wur, and alterwTd returned TO CHR.
asal
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fng BIg HA1CHIE ASSOCIATION
CIssiss OF the ssth session fem.
pitts Ladies' fn Attendance.

Nearly all tho delegates to the City.
niath annua' meeting oil the BIZ
Ha'ohio d p,lst Association have de.
pared for their respective homes.
The meeting was the mos, successful
held Ia the history OF tho associatio ,
and everyone Of the visiting PASTOR,
elders aud dsaooas viii 20 10 their
homes aud tell their brothers an d sic.
ters who were unable TO attend oil the
glorious and successful meeting held
In the pretty little church In German
town, aud the manner In which they
we're entertained by the people
Of that thri'ing little town.
Among tho ladie, Of Memphis
who were In attendance we're Misses
Fannie Heclstt, Ida R,sep, l. .ufa
MoAulf, Mary and Csllio HIbuit,
L rzis Lon Craig, Lois Graves, NH
Hort IN. alec hiss Willis Bond, oil
ID o~nsville, Tenn Mr.. and Mrs, 10.
sept Bruce, Mr.. aud Mrs. Jos. Craig
aud Me,dA nes q. u. Gregg, McBroobs
Fannie JoDe, 4. J. Perd,vlon and X
Ullton.
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1HR revolutions OF appreciation
pls ID by the Democrats oil Lowndes
olunty, Mrs, yesterday were 81 Ger.
dial and emphatic that tbs PRECEDENT
mutt o,rtaIily eoneluds that the
Southern people sIe very earn,s, in
their desire that hs shall come within
the jarisdic'ion OF their hospitality.
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Rows Owing 10 the desth Of signor
Dspreti., the Prime Minister, the
other mombsIs OF the Cabinet have
rendered their resgna ioas. signor
Chspi, Minister Of the Iaiericr Ia the
ID, preils government, will l5im a new
Cabinet, which vii bo competed n
tbe membsrs oi the pres MT ministry.
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6py LiwaY, 81 IS a.i,sp9i, declares
- be vi.hos 'h' sigs'e't foundation
20 roth The report ,hgt no raid he
would take the ,tump to ylndlea,e
hins,lfbom the ch4gss Of compiled.
y with the peBitoniiry ring. Itisto
no Hoped, h,wsve', ,hd ths Governor
may zee o. 10 take tie ttump Tor tho
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1ur 'rsuits' Taxing District Of.
h''sia Will btlil thi. pe,k. TIE gen
'lemln shr hau been indieiod
may 1884 s5.u'ei ma. they were
D'yes NOE u5pulr Ga Memphis
bar 10 ibspf'H ptt7e.
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Anti-Coercionistsm Meet at Marches.

LONDON, July 3o.-An Anti.coeY-
cion meeting was held at Manchester
today. Mr.. Michael Davitt made q
speech, In which he said that he
feared that the decrease Of the govern.
mebt would not be delayed long
enough to allow ths digging OF grave
wide aud deep enough 10 bury II In.
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wpirr lawn and ch,es Oh IA cos.
iun,a ara noticeable Wherever one
COCA and are ,quai y ~ iAahi. Dable 10
ei,y or country. May oil them are
snt and Il ,ishsd with tsste hat would
do oreeit TO cos,lier garments, a.d are
smhsllIsbed In q manner that Is az.
t,sctiye beyond MEASURE.
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hrsI VILE. Ala, fl'n, wau'd like
10 entertain ,be PS,idetL II he de
s.-s - give Mr.. Clevepnd a trIum-
phi' icuf be- should eoms into the
MI
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Wr lnb'ifn tbis morning. q letter
'g.m j'fe soa D,vp, M wlich he or.
V'rss. himself a, s,rolgy opposed to
Prohibition a0d x ye6 I. c reasons Or
rf atU.uls
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lar she nes water company, now
ihsi Z bEs tscund It's charter, hasten
70 tnra 90 the watr.
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TINS Dom 7oiaic o Iun y Convention
Eeld q Cilumbu,, Ais'., yesterday do.
clsfed Tor sTia;"r WAthallJ re zee.
8 d vaIy smpha,icilly.
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rossmtY he n al Of the Tsxing Dis
ir'c, on ials wall raiSs breeze srfll.
-iea,ly sirI ng 10 cool the temperature
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IT &c very ia nj, to perceive, from
q moral standpoint, why Robert Gar.
,it should retain p ,sesssion OF Henry
lyel'e money.
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TnE Memphis ball olu1 coudnuei 10
retain Ia hold upon the top rung Of
SO adler.
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New clmei Rockville With q re.
qusat thNttc Pfrtidcri vlsi that city.
Nr ClevRlsod W Nd find welcome
2. every doc a. lcarea.oa.
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rRoN AHfHUHcIfY, Nus
rNos GRrSini, sita.


fHT "SapoIa'nlo" Iyeo seems TO
have mii n. Waeioo.
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THE WEATHER.


For Mississippi: Local rains; variable
winds; generally westerly. nearly station.
airy temperature.
For ArhAns@: Lower tom peraturo; va
risble virds, generally northerly; fair
weather.
For Tennestes: Local rain q; lower tom
perature; variable winds, generally north
erly.
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Yesterdays Local Temperature.
Memphis Signal ofiics Report.
Temperature. Readings,

As recorded and kindly furnished by Mr..
y. d. Seward. optieian, 2ss Main street.
Tho Temperature yetterday WAS ma follows
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THE eamBRELL MONUMENT,

The following 70 a ttatement Of the
APrKAL's Gambiell monument fund
N dala.
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ARP IsTnrST
VIOLATIONS or CUSTOMS.

The sp cal ira Jury agent a. Chica.
q, has inside a report 10 tho Treasury
ID PSF eivis z information in re.
gsid g. altRsj violations II tie clH.
tnms laws ~ TIE mater Of imDj'ta.
ilons q animal fo' breeding purposes.
The meter haa besn referred 20 the
Collector 1T Ohiosgo for inyestiga.i5n
aud r, port.
Dodge City times., 1887-08-18

Notice is hereby given that we, the undersigned
commissioners, thereuntO duly appointed by the
Honorable j. c. Strang, Judge of the District
of September, A. ID. 1887, proceed to lay of, accord
ing to law, for the Pacific Mutual Telegraph Com
pany along the line Of its proposed telegraph, as
located through the county Of Ford, State Of Kan
sas, route for said proposed telegraph upon
which to erect such pOes piers, abutments. wires,
and other necessary fixtures for magnetic tele-
graph, and to make such changes of location
Of any. part OF said line, as may from
of access construct said line, and when erected
from time to time az may be required, to repair
the came, along the line of the AtchisOn, Topeka
located and constructed and upon the lands mme-
diately adjoining the said line of railroad on both
sides thereof to the entire width of the right-Of-
way of said railroad company, whether the same
estate, or by any corporation, whether acquired by
purchase or by virtue Of any provision in the char
ter Of said corporation, otherwise: which lOca-
ton il more definitely shown by the duly certified
map of said railroad company line. on file III the
Office Of the county clerk of said county, which Is
hereby referred to for greater certainty; and we
will carefully survey and carefully ascertain the
quantity ofland necessary for such purpose out
Of each quarter section, other lot Of land
through which said route is so located, and ap-
praise the value of such portion Of any such
quarter section, or other lot Of land, and assess
the damage thereto; and when We shall ascertain
that such portion of such quarter section or lot
belongs to different owners, we will appraise the
value and assess the damages OF each such
owners interest. We will commence to lay on
such route as aforesaid, the line Of said COM
panys railroad, as located at Dodge City, Kansas,
on said day, and will adjourn from time to time
until our labOrs in this behalf are completed.
Dated this I'd day Of August, A. d. 1885,.
W. G. LEE,
WV. TILGHNAE,
CHAs. e. GALLAGHER,
Commissioners,
Dodge City times., 1887-08-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Garden City, Kans.. July esth, 1887
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of HE claim, and that eaid proof
will be made before the Judge, or in his absence.
L. L. McGarry Clerk of the District Court At Dodge
City, Kansas, on September safh, 1857, viz
Stephen Martin, for the :. sei sell OF sw14 and
lot 4 section Sin township . south. Of range y,
west Of the 9th P. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
land viz:
David p. Hemingway, Of Dodge City, Kansas
Joel N. Whitley, Of Spearville, Kansas; A. H.
Long and Charles Carol, both Of Dodge City Kan
sas.
au 4-6t CEN NILES, Register.